Great place to antique, and I do a lot of that! I read the reviews, and they pretty much sum it up:…read moreclear, priced fairly, great staff, well organized, a large, well-organized store, what's not to love!

This place is large and well organized. The aisles are wide and easy to maneuver. There seem to be…read moremore collectibles than furniture but there is a bit of everything. Definitely worth coming in and checking out. The prices seem pretty reasonable. Each booth is occupied by a different dealer so you will kind all kinds of stuff.

They have beautiful products and very functional as well. I have several pieces that are some of my…read morefavorites.

It's rare that I get excited about writing a review but this is one of those times. The business…read moreowners are the reason. Background is my wife and I have been wanting to start collecting pottery for some time (serving bowls and other dinnerware mostly). Long story short was I found them thru a display at Logan Mall in Noblesville and they suggested I come by for a visit after calling them. The store looks like an extension of the house they reside in...when you walk in it's mainly the antique area. I'm not an antiques guy so I can't speak to what they have on that. My daughter and I wandered around a bit looking for pottery in this area and we found a surface finish that we both liked for a serving bowl. Eventually I struck up a conversation with Diane (one of the owners) asking how she could help, etc. We told her what we were looking for and she very graciously showed us their pottery shop. I met her husband Matt (the other owner) and he took about 20 minutes of his time to explain how they make the pottery (everything by hand...no molds), how they got started, family, etc. They were such nice people and gracious with their time to put up with my rookie inquiries. My daughter found a few old 45s she wanted as well. Diane said it would be a couple of weeks for the bowl. Fast forward a couple of weeks and I went to pick it up. It was exactly how we wanted. They informed me the finish/glaze was difficult and took a couple of tries but they got it. It is absolutely perfect and will hopefully be in our family for a very long time. The location is right at the corner of IN37 and Strawtown Avenue. If you are looking for handmade pottery with two business owners that have a passion for what they do then swing by and tell them Chris sent you :-). This is a type of business that you want to support and I'm looking forward to doing more business with them in the future.

Housed in the old theater, there are many, small rooms to wander in and out of. There are themes…read moreand well displayed vignettes. They even make use of the short, narrow hallways, staircase and upper floor vestibule. There are many lovely pieces of furniture in great condition, old toys from as far back as the 20's/30's, collectibles and books. It's like visiting your old, rich aunts house, but you can sit on the furniture and touch the valuables. The prices are also in accordance with the age and condition of the items so there aren't any deals or steals here. This is a great antique shop and unlike most antique malls, it's clean, dust free and uncluttered by kitsch. Having a sporty, mid-size sedan saves me a great deal of money here because I always find something I can't live without here but won't fit into my car.

This antique mall is on 52 between Lebanon and Lafayette surrounded by corn fields. The mall has…read morebeen here many years with about 50 dealers. We've been here many times, but rarely buy. Today, big sales with some booths offering up to 75% off. Booths were bursting with glassware and knick knacks. It was difficult to see stuff, as some booths were very cluttered. Some booths are so small that only one person can enter at a time. Other booths are immaculate and well organized. The clerks are friendly, but not intrusive. We did not find the plates we were looking for, but I am sure there were treasures somewhere. There is plenty of close parking and access ramp for strollers and wheel chairs. They do have a public restroom and also sell sodas.

We used to love this place. I don't know what happened but the prices have gone through the roof…read more Hopefully someone will figure it out!

By far, this store is the best selection for anything vintage or antique this part of Indiana. A…read moregreat mix of true antiques furniture, vintage furniture as well as boutique style clothing and furnishings. Just a great mix of items over 50 vendors. And an awesome cafe open (Thurs Fri Sat from 10am to 2pm only) fresh healthy food as well as wine and spirits. Shopping here is a fun exciting experience with new items being aded constantly. Store is open Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat from 10am to 6pm, Sun 12 noon to 4pm closed Monday. Come join in the fun shopping experience and take home some new treasures.

What an exciting find! Started with charcuterie for 2, side salad w lemon poppyseed dressing, and a…read morechicken capresse chicken wrap. Sat at a vintage ice-cream-shop-style wooden table and chairs in cozy, quaint corner of the room as people came and went with carry out and/or filled the other small tables nearby. The food is fresh and delicious. Specialty coffees are offered. I didn't have coffee but the aroma was tempting! Bakery items offered are amazing! Sampled a giant chocolate chip cookie, which was huge...crispy on the outside, perfectly soft and gooey on the inside. Great for a fun lunch or just a coffee, or a bakery treat.

Great place for browsing. Nice people at check out. Home decor is worth checking. Thxread more

I've found my new favorite place. We have recently purchased a house in the area and I am trying to…read morefurnish it. I have been looking for places where dealers have individual booths. Finally, I found this place. The store has great parking out front. The aisles are large and easy to navigate. There are so many different types of dealers that everyone is sure to find a treasure. I was looking for furniture. Not only did I find exactly what I was looking for, but the prices were extremely affordable for the quality represented. I found several accent tables and nightstands. I even found a lovely small sideboard that was solid wood. I also found a great set of nesting tables for $59.99. I was amazed since I have bought a set at wholesale price in the past and paid close to $150 for them. Darion was super knowledgeable and incredibly helpful. As said, I purchased a number of larger pieces and wanted to fit them all into my vehicle. Darion took the time to help me load them and reload them in my car until we were able to fit most of them in. She was willing to keep trying different ways to get it all in. She definitely went above and beyond. Without her help I would have had to get someone to come help me load my car since the pieces were too bulky and heavy to do it alone. She was AMAZING!!!!!! I look forward to coming in on a regular basis since these types of stores have constantly revolving stock. If you see something you like, buy it, because it will be gone the next time you come in.

Maybe it was just having left Gilley's that affected my perception of this place. Or maybe it's…read morethe lack of accessibility that this place has that keeps it from getting a higher rating. They have some nice stuff here, including a lot more furniture than I expected. They have more room upstairs for browsing too. But the barn seems small compared to the antique mall next door, so unless there is something here that screams "Buy me!", it's kind of hard to rate it higher. Be aware that this is an old barn and has a raised center aisle to walk on. That means low head clearance for air ducts, so watch out. Also, if you are rubber-necking and not looking down, the step down into the rooms/booths on the first floor is large (maybe a 10" drop!) and it would be easy to stumble if you aren't paying attention. Fortunately, the owner did mark the steps in yellow and write "Step" on the ground, but who looks down when you are surrounded by stuff at eye level? I guess I should have. On the positive side, there were some beautiful furniture pieces and a really cool store counter that had shelves that extend all the way through the counter, having a display window on the outside of the piece. This allowed you to see what was in the drawer as a purchaser. Not sure what you would do with this at home, but it was an ingenious piece of Americana. Review #1959

Cute place lots of nice big furniture. Ended up just buying a set of glass door knobs at a great…read moreprice. Head space in a few areas is very low so if you are tall watch your noggin.

I wander through Traderbaker about 4 times a year, but very rarely make a purchase. Today, the…read morestore was well stocked with vintage items and antiques. There are 100 booths and about 75% carry interesting merchandise. Most booths were well organized. Prices are better than area antique stores. The clerks are friendly and let you wander at your own pace. Today, I left empty handed. But that's probably a good thing. I'll be back in the fall. There's plenty of parking in the aging strip mall.

Well I am definetly a regular here. Much more so since I've met and got ro know the staff a little…read morebit. They are nothing but outstanding, courteous people. They will go above and beyond to help you.!! Especially Alyssa

Very nice shop laid out in multiple store fronts. Very well lit and bright. Owner was closing up…read morebut reopened so we could walk around. Prices were fairly reasonable. Lots of wedding items if anyone is looking for a vintage dress. Various tchotchkes and brickabrack. We bought a crystal vase.

We stopped in, while visiting family in the area. This…read moredowntown location offers an interesting selection of vintage items, to browse and explore. For a group of ole-fartz like us, it invoked a number of memories. The owner was friendly and welcoming. For those who enjoy the "hunt", like us; this establishment offers a solid option.